Sentence examples for if not constantly from inspiring English sources

Everything we know about Trump, including his order to McGahn last summer, suggests that the option of axing Mueller is often, if not constantly, on his mind.

I was – for the first time in my life, and for some weeks, if not constantly – more or less out of my mind.

But propofol can be extremely dangerous if not constantly monitored as it is in hospitals because it can slow breathing or lower blood pressure to the point of death.

Yet she has worked regularly, if not constantly, going from roles in big-budget productions ("The Rainmaker") to Oscar-bait dramas ("The Hours") to little-seen indie efforts ("Evening," on which she met the British actor Hugh Dancy, whom she married in September) to a Broadway debut in "Pygmalion" in 2007.

Health policy is nothing if not constantly changing.

Communities and organizations are nothing if not constantly evolving narratives.

If you're not constantly questioning, if you start believing yourself all the time that you're right, that gets you into trouble.

If you are not curious -- if you are not constantly trying to acquire new knowledge and learn new skills -- how are you supposed to switch careers every 4.4 years?

"If you're not constantly creating and growing in Miami, you get old fast," he says.

If you're not constantly looking for new ground creatively, then why continue to do it?

The Administration believes that Obama's message will be lost if he is not constantly in the public eye.